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A Market Exploration to find technological solutions for increasing the effective and ethical use of Facial Recognition within policing and other security agencies.
Published in January 2021 by the British Security Industry Association (BSIA), this guidance promotes ethical and legal use of Automated Facial Recognition (AFR).
Case study from Advai.
The CDEI has published a Snapshot briefing paper looking at the uses and potential implications of facial recognition technology’s deployment in the UK.
Decision for applicant Rodial Limited registration number 14861285, applicant successful.
Policing minister challenges police to double retrospective facial recognition searches to track down known offenders by May 2024.
DASA seeks solutions that can help increase the use and effectiveness of facial recognition technologies within UK policing and security
This statement sets outs the Commissioner's position on the recent High Court judgment on the use of Automatic Facial Recognition technology by South Wales police.
A facial recognition service provider used Credo AI’s platform to provide transparency on fairness and performance evaluations of its identity verification service to its customers.
Information to assist with differentiating Lyme disease from other causes of rash, neurological or non-specific symptoms.
The policing minister writes to police chiefs to set out the importance of harnessing innovative technologies to support police in preventing and solving crimes.
Product safety report for Nano Ionic Facial Steamer presenting a serious risk of electric shock due to the possibility for metal parts to become live.
The Law Enforcement Facial Images and New Biometrics Oversight and Advisory Board oversaw the police use of automated facial recognition (AFR), live facial recognition (LFR) custody images and new biometrics. The last meeting of the Board took place in September...
Ethical issues arising from public-private collaboration in the use of live facial recognition technology
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